Is it normal to hate Ramadan?
Yes, it’s okay to dislike Ramadan or find it difficult, even if other people find it meaningful. Your feelings about the month don’t have to match anyone else’s—as long as you treat people who observe it with respect.
Ramadan can bring fasting, disrupted routines, social pressure, or difficult memories, so it makes sense if you dread it or feel resentful about it. Other people may find it joyful or spiritually important; both reactions can be real.
You don’t have to force yourself to love the month or pretend to feel something you don’t. It can help to pin down what you hate about it—fasting, expectations, family dynamics, or something else—so you can figure out what might make the experience easier. You can dislike the observance without looking down on the people who value it.